I think you have to give them a deposit, $200 if I recall (you have to
do this at the physical auction site when you register, before they let
you in and give you a bidder number), then you can bid online. You
might have to have a bank letter or something too -- I recall seeing
some instructions on the web site about how it works. I don't know if
that runs up the bid until the real auction, then it starts at whatever
thehigh online bid is. Maybe they are trying to the charity eBay or
something.
--R
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
so whats the deal with bidding online, how does that work?
Rich Thomas wrote:
In Arlington TX
http://www.texascarsforkids.org/carlist.asp?page=3&ID=2&SortBy=Make&SortOrd=ASC
300E looks not bad
Nice looking 420 needs a new timing chain needs a new valve cover
Clapped out 300SD in Dallas
http://www.texascarsforkids.org/details.asp?CarId=5415&vType=1
--R
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